River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-11-10
HOME AND FARM.


Good. dry fuel for the gudewiie.
Killing the diseased horse is the
best remedy for glaaders.
Usage orange makes very desira-
bic posts. II the trees are properly
trimmed they grow straight. Fruit
GrO1CerS' Journal.
--Ventilate the building where your
poultry is kept daily. no matter how
cold the day may be. Let the foul air
out and the fresh air in among the
birds. Thus only can you keep them
healthy in confinement-SLL Louis Re-
publican.
AN ounce of mother is worth a
pound of preacher says a modern
Evangelist; hut that depends very
much upon the quality of that ounce
The greatest need of the world 5 wom-
anly. Christlike mothers. Michigan
AdUaRce.
Corn Meal Mullins: Beat three
eggs lightly. stir them into pint of
buttermilk and teacupo of sour cream.
add teaspoon of soda and table,
spoonful of lard. with meal to make a
stiff batter. B Ike in hot. well-greascd
molds. Good Cheer.
Sheep manure contains ninety to
nine'y-five per cent. of the plant food
contained in the rations consumed by
the sheep. 1t is therefore a very rich
fertilizer. as experience has shown i,
is especially rich in nitrogen, and in
available form.
When cattle are exposed in severe
weather they can not eat enough food
to supply animal heat and give a
product rs well. They are compelled
to use the fat in the body, the con-
sequence being that they become poor
and thin. This eau be prevented BY
warm and comfortable quarters. Sd
Louis Republican.
-Succo ash. Boil a niece Of pork
almost an hour Pat you lima beans
in about fifteen minutes after the pork.
Cut lightly the corn off the cobs, and
scrape the cobs with the back of the
knife. Pat in the corn fif, cen minutes
after the beans. Use two-thirds corn
to One-third beans. Boil the cobs with
the corn.-N T. O5SerUer.
Cake without Eggs. One cup of
sugar. one-haf cup of molasses. one
cup of milk. one-half cup Of butter, two
cups Of flour. one cup of raisins
chopped, one teas poonful each of Gin
namOn. cloves. allspice and soda. and
one-half teaspoonful of cream of tar
tar l sometimes aid one cup of
chopped walnut meats. Household.
Drop Cake. One heaping cup Of
sugar. one cup Of sweet milk. two
eggs. two cups creamery buttered
flour. one teaspoonful of extract of
lemon or vanilla. Dissolve the sugar
in the milk. add the egg. thoroughly
beaten. lastly the flavoring and flour.
Il Ike in patty tins. or make into a
single Turks head. - indianapolis
Sentinel.
Oyster Loaves: With a pointed,
sharp knife cut off the tops Of some
small. round French rolls; scrape out
the crumbs and fry them crisp in
clarified butter Stew rs many oysters
as needed. FIRST. however, remove
the fringe. or beard" and cut them
in two. Fill the rolls with the oysters,
well mixed with the crumbs. add bit
of butter to each. put on the lids and
set in the oven 10 brown. Serve with
fried bread crumbs sprinkIed on them.
- Cincinnati Times
-Piecalilli: One peck of green toma-
toes chopped fine; one pint of salt;
cover with water, let stand twenty-four
hours; take out and let stand in fresh
water twenty-fom hours; drain well,
add twelve green peppers, six onions.
two heads of cabbaoes, all chopped
fine; put all in a kettle; add vinegar
and water in equal quantities, enough
to cover; let seaId; drain again; add
one pound of mustard. one teacupfuI
each of molasses and grated horse
radish; spice to taste; mix well, put
in jar; cover with vinegar and one
teacupful of brown sugar. -Boston
Budget.